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2021 Shiraz

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    This Estate Shiraz sets a high bar for richness and complexity.
    Bright and expressive spice and savoury notes swirl deliciously through a deeply flavoured dark plum and berry fruits palate supported by supple, chewy tannins.

    About this winei

    Tahbilk Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon are crafted with a commitment to traditional winemaking values.
    Fermentation takes place in original open oak vats (over 155 years old), followed by maturation in similarly aged large French oak barrels prior to being bottled. Smaller French and American oak barrels are also used, with the wine from these blended back during the final filtering and bottling.
    In the face of changing winemaking styles and trends, this has remained the way over the years, delivering wines of true provenance and reflective of each vintage.

    Tasting Notei

    This Estate Shiraz from the stellar 2021 vintage sets a high bar for richness and complexity.
    Bright and expressive spice and savoury notes swirl deliciously through a deeply flavoured dark plum and berry fruits palate supported by supple, chewy tannins. Enjoyment now or cellaring out to 2033/2036 are both very satisfying options.
    Alister Purbrick | 4th Generation | Winemaker

    Vintage Notesi

    VINTAGE 2021
    La Nina had a major influence on the 2020/21 growing season.
    Tahbilk experienced good rainfall post 2020 vintage, and regular rainfall through the year. Notwithstanding the challenges this presented for the vineyard team, who worked diligently to get their sprays on as required, the frequent rain days ensured the vineyards looked healthy and vibrant, with no disease or growth issues.
    The effects of La Nina contributed to a cool to warm, but not hot summer, which meant a slow and steady ripening. By mid-March we’d picked all of the whites with all very promising – Marsanne in particular. We’d also picked some reds by mid-March, mostly for Rosé, however daily light showers that followed had us all nervously waiting for the rain to stop so we could start picking the reds in earnest.
    The rain did stop and, after a lull in ripening, the reds jumped in sugar and the Winery staff were flat out keeping up with the picking.
    For a vintage that looked touch and go quite a few times, 2021 is rated a very good, to potentially stellar vintage.

    Reviewsi

    Don't Just Take Our Word For It ...

    "Classic Red ...
    A new vintage of one of the most reliable reds around – from Victoria’s oldest family-owned winery with a pedigree dating back to 1860. This is a complex and delicious Shiraz released at three years of age that can either be enjoyed now or be cellared for a few years.
    It is a lovely mellow wine with a nifty combination of complexity, tannin structure, flavour, and spice notes. A very versatile food wine, too, so it would be well worth having a couple of bottles on hand for when wine-loving friends drop by."
    Winsor Dobbin | ciaomagazine.com.au | August 2024

    "Shiraz shines in 2021 with a clean, pure, natural fruit drive that is quite stunning – and delicious.
    Brings great varietal definition to the glass in heady scents of violet florals, earth, ripe black fruits, plum, aniseed and sweet spices. A fine line of tannin guides the palate, finishing with style and grace."
    Jeni Port | www.winecompanion.com.au | August 2024

    Specificationsi
    Alcohol14.5%
    VarietalRed - Shiraz
    Vintage2021
    CellaringEnjoy Now to 2033/2036
    Wine RegionEstate | Nagambie Lakes
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    About The Wine

    Tahbilk Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon are crafted with a commitment to traditional winemaking values.
    Fermentation takes place in original open oak vats (over 155 years old), followed by maturation in similarly aged large French oak barrels prior to being bottled. Smaller French and American oak barrels are also used, with the wine from these blended back during the final filtering and bottling.
    In the face of changing winemaking styles and trends, this has remained the way over the years, delivering wines of true provenance and reflective of each vintage.